Questionably, Blizzard---who seems so adamantly against mapmakers banning players---has offerered in their custom game designing language (i.e., Galaxy Script) two methods for banning and kicking players based on their sequentially generated account handles: [Link] and [Link].
Had it not been for the sequential nature of account handles (which allow blanket bans or whitelists to become realized), these banlists would otherwise have been nonissues. However, thanks to the quirks in SC2's code, clients seem to be handling "their" bans locally, meaning that anyone could choose not to have themselves banned by simply disabling or negating sections of code in the SC2.exe binary corresponding to the two above-mentioned functions; this does not cause any desync or failsafe to trigger.
So, considering how powerless the SC2 Mapster community is at "fixing" this issue without the help of Blizzard (who has long abandoned SC2), I am releasing this state-of-the-art tool in evading tyrannical, arcade-based SC2 map bans: the Deauthoritarianismizer. (Made by HighVoltage)
IMPORTANT NOTE: StarCraft II detects Cheat Engine's kernelmode memory editor in a very naive fashion; the Game only catches Cheat Engine's driver by its servicename (i.e., "CEDRIVER60") and then crashes its own process if its found. If you want to bypass this manually, you need to rename cheat engine's DBK's servicename from CEDRIVER60 to something else; you can accomplish this by creating a text file named
driver64.dat
in Cheat Engine's folder and writing something similar to the template below:([Link])
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HVSOMETHING
PList123
TList567
dbk64.sys
76543210
fedcba98
Download: Or, if you want a conveniently packaged trainer (.exe) that automatically patches SC2 using this cheat table, visit: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=26963
How to use this cheat table?
- Install Cheat Engine
- Double-click the .CT file in order to open it.
- Click the PC icon in Cheat Engine in order to select the game process.
- Keep the list.
- Activate the trainer options by checking boxes or setting values from 0 to 1